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This project investigates the invasive Japanese knotweed species to understand its colonization and range expansion. By integrating ancient DNA from herbarium collections with modern DNA sequencing and bioinformatics, it aims to uncover the evolutionary processes influencing plant invasiveness over time and space.
Invasive species are one of the major threats to the biodiversity on Earth but despite their bad reputation, they are also essential models for studying rapid evolution and adaptation, species colonization and climate change.
Although great progress has been made in many areas of invasion ecology, there are still many open questions about the eco-evolutionary dynamics of invasive species and the evolutionary processes operating at different stages of species spread and invasion. I propose to st…
EBERHARD KARLS UNIVERSITAET TUEBINGEN
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